Dry bath v/s wet bath
I am shopping around for newer camper as my 2002 Fletwood shows the age due to not treated in the past damage. See some nice campers from 2005-2008 era, what I understand will have aluminium frame (...
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Thanks for the replies. I know dry bath is luxury, but from some replies I see it is not a deal breaker. I think I can deal with wet one when I buy luxury 2-slides and will wonder for the rest of ownership what ha heck the designers were thinking.
We full-timed with our camper last winter and it was very rainy winter in California.
Our bathroom window has big aluminium chanel around and condensation would fill up the bottom, that can hold almost a cup of water.
I was sponging it every other day.
For cold day comfort I enjoyed one of those heater, but I guess I can forget about it in wet bath.
I see how newer camper shopping will go. I am not desperate as old Fletwood after last repairs will stay solid for few more years.
We full-timed with our camper last winter and it was very rainy winter in California.
Our bathroom window has big aluminium chanel around and condensation would fill up the bottom, that can hold almost a cup of water.
I was sponging it every other day.
For cold day comfort I enjoyed one of those heater, but I guess I can forget about it in wet bath.
I see how newer camper shopping will go. I am not desperate as old Fletwood after last repairs will stay solid for few more years.
